St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Bell give an informal
reception To night.
Judge E. s. Jones and family left for
Florida last evening.
A. j. Bechtman late of the First National
bank, has accepted place with the Union
Pacific Railway company at Los Angeles,
Cal.
Edward A. O'Brien, tlle well-known and
popular boOk-keeper at the West hotel, has
returned from his trip to Montreal. Canada,
considerably strengthened i'll mind and
body.
Frank Arson, of the Wisconsin Central
returned yesterday from Chicago, where he
started the Republican delegation for Wash
lngton, by special train, over the Baltimore
d Ohio.
The Christmas market and japanese re-
cepton, under the auspices OF the young
ladies guild, opened yesterday afternoon in
the guild rooms in the rear of ST. Paul's
church.
The entertainment given last night at Cen
tenary church was a novel and pleasing one.
1t included the cradle songs of the nations of
the world, readings by Myra Beals, and a
was quite large. The young ladies of the
church gave the entertainment.
A very quiet wedding occurred at the
Church Of Gethsemane yesterday morning
The contracting parties were DR.. X. }. Fitz-
gerald and Miss Ella Stansfeld, daughter of
II.
residents of Minneapolis. DR.. Fitzgerald is a
practicing physician at 524 NicOllet avenue,
and surgeon of the First regiment, y. G. 5.
NJ. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A.
Il. Graves. Only the relatives of the bride
and groom were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Fltz-
gerald will be at home at 2210 Fifth avenue
south after Jan. i.
Dodley P. Chase Post, G. A. R.. have
elected the following officers: Commander,
II. E. Blaisdell; senior vice commander,
Il
Pipor: chaplain Horace Worden; officer of
the day, Albert Dochstader; officer of the
guard, CIV. Henderson. The election of the
quartermaster was postponed for one week.
The following delegates and alternates to the
department encampment were elected: Dele
gates-F. f. Shepherd. w. p. Chase and g.
W. Robinson. Alternates-S s. Farnham,
H. NJ. Piper and n. B. Weymouth.
The Woman's Relief corps elected as Off
GERS the following: President, Mrs. Maria
Salisbury: senior vice president, Mrs. Mary
COburn; junior vice president, Mrs. Lorinda
Piece; chaplain Mrs. Magrie Worden; treas
urer. Mrs. West; conductor, Mrs. Lizzie
Phillips; guard, Mrs. Maggie Warren; assist
ant conductor. Miss McAninch; assistant
guard, Miss Viola ErkleS; delegates, Mrs.
Rhoda Lock and Mrs. Anna Wilson: altern-
ates, Belle Fulton and Louisa Fishcher.
The concert given last night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald McGregOr at their spacious
residence. 1920 Second avenue south, was
a nlgnlH en1OyaDle aHalr. It's pflnclpal 1ea-
ture was the playing of the Carl Lachmund
Juvenile string orchestra. These little peo-
pie, under their able leader and trainer, rem
dered some delightful pieces in their own in
comparable manner. They were assisted by
Mrs. Hector Baxter and Mrs. A. ". WOrthing-
ton. and the whole performance was a very
even and pleasant one.
c. p Gilman, one of the most noted lake
navigators, and at present captain of the
steam ship LudingtOn, running out of Mil
waukee, is registered at the West hotel.
Mr.. Walton, better known as "Plunger'
Walton, the famous American sporting man.
and at one time proprietor Of the st. James
hotel. in New York. made a flying visit to the
city yesterday afternoon. and was the center
of an admiring coterie of sporting men in
the West hotel rotunda. His business in the
Northwest is purely of q private nature. and
for the time being he is making his head
quarters in ST. Paul.
A large party of Minneapolitans left for
California yesterday over the Omaha road.
Among which were G. p Chesley, j. T.
Grimes and family, j. Ferris and family Mrs
Z. J. Tolman, Mrs. +. p. Ives, W. L. Sumner
and wife, d. ID. Whitney, Mrs. w. j. Harri-
son. j. W. Munson and daughter, J. C..
Slater Philip Hynes, ii. W. Brown and wife,
Miss II. NJ. Brown, Miss d. Brown, Mrs L.
NJ. Foss, ". F. ChadbUurne and wife, Mr..
Cooper and family, Mr.. Clayton, F. II. Aid
rich, Elias Feterling and wife, Robert Blais-
dell and family, NJ Van Nest. d. Davis and
wife and James Sfansfield wife and son